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Cristiano Ronaldo tops Champions League involvement

Cristiano Ronaldo heads into this summer's World Cup having led all players in involvement in the most recent Champions League.

The Portugal forward played every minute of Real Madrid's run to a 13th European Cup, matching Loris Karius for a season-high total of 1,170 minutes in the competition.

The pair's campaigns ended in contrasting fashion in Moscow, with Ronaldo collecting a record fifth Champions League medal before returning to Russia for the World Cup while the Liverpool keeper has a summer at home to dwell on his pair of errors against Real.

Brazil goalkeeper Alisson and Serbia full-back Aleksandar Kolarov were 90 minutes behind after helping Roma to the semi-finals, while Dejan Lovren and Roberto Firmino broke the 1,000-minute barrier in Liverpool's run to the final.

The rest of the top 10 consists of Ronaldo's Real colleagues Keylor Navas, Sergio Ramos, Marcelo, Luka Modric and Toni Kroos - with Casemiro and Raphael Varane 12th and 13th in the standings.

Bayern Munich and Poland striker Robert Lewandowski was the man to break up the sequence, missing out on the top 10 by just one minute.

Kane scored seven goals along the way, one of five England players to strike more than once - Raheem Sterling managed four but it is his Manchester City team-mate John Stones' three which catch the eye.

Manchester United's Marcus Rashford matched Stones' total while Dele Alli scored twice for Spurs. Ronaldo led all scorers with 15, five clear of the field.

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah accounted for all of Egypt's tally of 920 Champions League minutes, with compatriot Omar Gaber an unused substitute for Basel against Manchester City before moving to Los Angeles FC.

That was the highest mark for a "one-man team" - South Korea got 425 minutes from Spurs' Son Heung-min, Japan's Shinji Kagawa played 399 for Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea wing-back Victor Moses singlehandedly took Nigeria to 336 minutes and Peru's Renato Tapia played 327 for Feyenoord.